Pinzón Island, commonly called Duncan, is a piece of the Galapagos Islands archipelago that belongs to Ecuador. The two commanders of the caravels La Pinta and La Niña, which accompanied the Santa Mara on Christopher Columbus’ maiden trip, the Pinzón brothers, were honored with their namesake. 

Giant tortoises, sea lions, and other indigenous species may be found in Pinzón, along with dolphins and marine iguanas. Moreover, the island’s humid zone is home to the majority of the forest species, including a rare variety of the so-called daisy tree. Activities include snorkeling with sea lions and watching reef sharks, manta rays, and occasionally penguins.

The diving spot in front of Pinazon is a small Island has deep waters on its surroundings. This characteristic makes Pinzón a great diving spot. There are different diving levels, a beginner and a more advanced one. For the beginners, the look of marine wildlife will be Green Turtles, Sea Lions and Tropical Reef Fish. On the other hand, for more advanced divers, Manta rays, Stingrays and different Sharks will be at their sight.